Lost Then Found
Covered by 6 publications
9.2/10“Solomon has the rare gift of sincerity.”Exposed Vocals
Foxfire Magazine praised the stripped back Americana and indie folk arrangement, its nylon string guitar and expressive vocal, and the way it leaves room for the storytelling to breathe.
SongXplode highlighted the song’s stripped back Americana and indie folk character, its nylon string guitar and close lead vocal, and the way it moves through uncertainty and loss towards hope and rediscovery.
ConcertMonkey introduces Southampton songwriter Courtnall Solomon Machanick and highlights “Lost Then Found”, its intimate nylon-string guitar and its steady journey from uncertainty and loss towards hope and rediscovery.
Lyrical Odyssey highlighted the song’s stripped-back Americana and indie-folk sound, its nylon-string guitar and expressive vocal, and the way its first-person story turns weariness and uncertainty into persistence, rediscovery and hope.
Soaplife Magazine praised the song’s intimate nylon-string guitar, expressive vocal and unhurried movement from loss and uncertainty towards rediscovery and hope.
“Solomon has the rare gift of sincerity.”
Staff reviewer Kimberly praised the song’s acoustic country storytelling, live instrumentation, emotional honesty and faith-shaped undertones, awarding it a “Must Listen” verdict.
Also covered by ConcertMonkey · Lyrical Odyssey · Soaplife Magazine
